March 2021 Resilience Newsletter
The Human Side of Tech Newsletter
Resilience Edition
Today, resilience is more important than ever. It keeps people safe and employed and businesses feeling more confident and secure. For this edition of our newsletter, we showcase examples of resilience within our business community. Read on to see how public and private sector organizations are driving business continuity in 2021.
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Managed IT Sparks Resilience for a Major Public Safety Communications Center
If last year taught us anything, it's that being prepared can pay off in the face of uncertainty. See how we developed a resilient and predictable IT system for a major public safety communications center.
Find Vulnerabilities in Your Infrastructure
Malicious users are constantly seeking weaknesses in organizational networks. Whether you're looking for a fresh perspective on your external network or need to pass an audit requirement - a vulnerability scan and consultation from our Risk Scanner team is a necessary first step toward building security resilience.
Featured Cybersecurity Tip
Security leadership challenges? Our partner CyberArk explains how accountability is the answer.
Energy Efficiency Program Managers Turn Regular Admin Projects Into Automated Tasks
Everybody has time-consuming administrative activities they dread. See how our SaaS model saves Energy Efficiency Program Managers time by streamlining the implementation of year-end program changes.
The True Cost of Manual Data Entry
Money, error, delay, and unhappy customers are all at stake for orgs still dependent on manual data entry. See how our sister division Launch used machine learning and process improvement strategy to solve efficiency challenges for a shipping giant.
Congrats to the New CDT Leaders
In a move to build resilience into the Golden State, Gov. Newsom appoints Liana Bailey-Crimmins, Richard Klau, and Russel J. Nichols to high-level positions within the California Department of Technology.